"I did things I didn’t know I was capable of, got out of my comfort zone and learned enough to pass both of my proficiency tests when I got back. It was a learning experience not only as a student, but as a person."
What's Carley looking forward to this year? Read to find out!
A survey, conducted by a team of Miami University professors, showed 92% 0f student respondents reported having used generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), and 88% reported using it for academic work.
Hook, Yarn and Needles is Miami University’s club dedicated to all fiber crafts. This includes crocheting, knitting, embroidery and more.
"Trump won’t be the last to intervene, but he misses the fact that the power of sports comes from its uncontrollability. Sports only work because they exist independently of the rational world."
While we're all relaxing at home for the summer, Elise sets out to question what our lovely Grubhub robots are up to.
The decision to approve a new arena project on Cook Field shocked Miami students and triggered a wave of conversation and debate. Given the project’s direct proximity to Miami’s natural areas, one concern brought to the table was the preservation of these green spaces.
As you take the next steps into adulthood, it feels as if the world is your oyster. You have people to meet, life-changing classes to take and a dorm the size of a single car garage that you share with a complete stranger.Luckily for you, there are plenty of functional ways to decorate your dorm that remain stylish enough that you can almost forget you live in a shoebox with finicky AC.
"So, as the spring semester progressed, I found myself packing to move into my 'home away from home.'"
Miami University has many ways to experience nature, through hiking trails and local parks. In addition, there are also many clubs and organizations that can connect the outdoors to academic interests.
Well, summer is over and Brooklyn needs to stock up on some school supplies. Read her story for the best tips and tricks for shopping this school year.
As students mark their calendars ahead of the semester, here are five games they should keep their schedules open for to support their fellow RedHawks.
Beyond the campus, the small town of Oxford blooms with excitement and character. Part of this culture comes from the diverse restaurants throughout town. Countless small businesses serve students and town residents alike, giving everybody something to enjoy.
"You’re not becoming an engineer or a doctor — not one worth trusting, at least, because those jobs have requirements for a reason. All you’re learning is how to convince the chatbot to give you answers that sound correct enough."
The “AI in the Majors” initiative at Miami University will integrate artificial intelligence (AI) teachings into 13 departments this fall. Additionally, two new minors, courses and a degree centered around AI will be available for students to gain AI capabilities catered to their field of study.
Relive the best moments of Miami Athletics 2025-26 season.
For many, the most exciting part of coming to college is not the academics — it’s the social life. If you are like me, the first time you plan to go out to Brick Street, most of your prep time will be spent frantically trying to pick a cute and at least somewhat functional outfit.
"As a now-sophomore, I consider my first-year experience to be one of the most influential times of my life, and I genuinely wouldn’t change it for the world."
Devin Hyatt looks to break out this season with the RedHawks.
Despite the crazy move-in schedule and getting used to a new routine and set of classes, you should still (hopefully) have some leisure time coming back to campus. As tempting as it is to stay in your dorm, taking advantage of the communal bathroom shower and breaking in that twin XL mattress, Miami and the Oxford community offer many events at the start of the school year that are definitely worth looking into.
"During my time at Miami University, the most important thing I’ve learned is the importance of speaking up. The transition to college can feel insurmountable, especially in a sea of thousands of students, but it gets a lot less scary if you remember to extend a simple, 'Hi.'"
